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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Front end shake over bumps
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[QUOTE="pstk5088, post: 1479333, member: 1193"] I've got a shake, seems like the "death wobble'" but only when i hit bumps. Going down the highway normally, I have no issues going 80 or even faster, but hit a bump, and the steering wheel literally jerks out of my hands. The truck is a new to me 2006 F250 with a ProComp 6" lift, 325 Nittos on Fuel Kranks. I'm new to the lifted stuff, my last two trucks were 2wd duallies, the last being lowered with DJM stuff. Everything looks in good condition underneath, although the steering stabilizer is a factory Ford one, so I'd guess to start there? Thank you in advance, I appreciate any help anyone can offer. [/QUOTE]
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